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Leviticus 9-10 – The Equalizing Fire of God
At first glance, Leviticus chapters 9 and 10 appear to be quite different from each other. Chapter 9 paints a picture of Aaron and his sons beginning their priestly ministry with joy … Read more
How Parents Can Bring Out the Best in Their Teenagers
In my last post, How Teenagers Bring Out the Worst in Their Parents, I talked abut the very difficult job of raising teenagers, and how it can effect parents. In … Read more
How Teenagers Bring Out the Worst in Their Parents
I typically write posts focused on marriage, but this post is going to veer more into the area of parenting. Specifically, parenting teenagers, and more specifically, how teenagers bring out the … Read more
Getting Over the Wall of Resentment
Resentment can be like a wall that separates spouses, and the longer the wall stays up, the harder it is to get over it. Walls of resentment can become so … Read more
Leviticus 8 – Seeing God
Listen to these phrases from past Christian worship music… “We want to see Jesus lifted high” “I want to see you” “Open the eyes of my heart” “Show me your … Read more
Leviticus 6-7 – The Continual Flame
Let’s be honest. There are some passages of Scripture that aren’t very thrilling or inspiring. According to 2 Timothy 3:16, all of God’s Word is important and we can profit from … Read more
Leviticus 5 – The High Cost of Sin
Believers are at great risk…not of atheistic ideologies or political agendas, but of comfortable familiarity. As believers, we have the assurance that the blood of Jesus is the all sufficient … Read more
Marital Drift and How to Stop It.
Have you ever had the experience of looking at your spouse in thinking, “We use to be so close. How did we drift apart? What happened?” If you have, you … Read more
Do You Really Want a Better Marriage?
Do you really want a better marriage? Sounds like a stupid question, doesn’t it? Who wouldn’t want a better marriage? No one wants their marriage to be bad, yet so … Read more
Leviticus 4 – Unintentional Sin
“But I didn’t mean to.” “That wasn’t my intention.” These are words often used to excuse, gloss over, or at least soften our sin. Now it’s true that we can … Read more
About Bret Legg
Bret is a pastoral counselor, teacher, blogger, and writer who helps people learn how to better enjoy their everyday life, marriage, and faith. Read More…
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